Costa da Morte, a natural paradise in northwest Spain, stretches along over 200 km of coastline, boasting some of Galicia's most stunning coastal landscapes. Forests, lighthouses, cliffs, wild beaches with dunes, marshes, and saltwater lagoons preserve their untamed beauty. Even in August, you can enjoy long walks on nearly solitary, beautiful beaches. Discover the magical Costa da Morte, a welcoming place where rich history merges with tranquility and kindness. Enjoy a healing experience, good food, and simple living. Optimize your journey with our two recommended routes: Travelling through A Costa da Morte East. Travelling through A Costa da Morte West. Travelling through A Costa da Morte East: Explore a unique territory that takes you through the westernmost stretch of Costa da Morte, from Camariñas to Monte Pindo, two picturesque fishing villages. We recommend starting your journey at the Environmental Refuge of Verdes (in the Coristanco Municipality). To get there, head towards Fisterra via the C‐552 regional road from Carballo. After passing the small town of Montecelo and just before the "Carrefour" roundabout, take the exit to Verdes. Verdes Refuge is a magical place amidst small islets and waterfalls, where ancient flour mills used the water's force to operate. Picture walking through a fairy-tale forest, crossing small wooden and stone bridges, accompanied by the constant sound of water—a nature's gift in the most idyllic setting. For more information, visit: http://lugaresadescubrir.blogspot.com/2009/07/refugio-de-verdes-coristan co-coruna.html Refugio de Verdes